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Efficiency Loss
A reduction in economic efficiency, often resulting from market distortions such as taxes or subsidies, leading to a loss of societal welfare.
Taxpayers' Burden
The financial obligation imposed on taxpaying citizens by government spending and debt, often reflected in the taxes they must pay.
Supply and Demand
Supply and Demand is a fundamental economic model that describes how prices and quantities are determined in a market system.
Public Aid
Financial assistance or support provided by government bodies to individuals, households, or organizations in need.
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